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No Sime wasted ta learning the bashiess. We teach yea in a night how to succeed from the firs hour.- You can make a trial without el peus to yourself. We start you, fornisV everything needed U carry on the bus bas successfully, and guarantee against failure if you ut follow ul simple, plain instructions. KeadtJ, V you are in need of ready money, ant WMii to esiotv all about the best paying business before the public, send us yo" audress, and we trill mail you a ment giving you all the pariiculara 1 RUE & CO., Box 4O0. Augusta Maine- Oregon Pacific Mmk raas CLACS, t eeelver Direct Line- - O il.'.i isuitch I ot Freight Kates. nnxiii: vrth steam 3 Homer between T qniiift aa I it i Fraaciseo. xox s vxaxcisco Ha n t Feb; 2);h Hrch IS 22, ud Him r s s f b nth Mri 7 17, ud CTth. : Company reserves th ngnl t j sailing dates without notice. ? .r freight aid paswnger rates snol Chares J Hendrvs. Sen a Co. Ho o S vxH S; su Fan: toco Cs s A LADY'S TOILET ij . Is not complete :i without an ideal POlffCEH. r. Ccrabines every element of ' J L2auty and purity. It is beauti ; lyij soothing, healing, hedth 1 - al, and harmless, and when ' ; r'htly used is invisible. A most delicate and desirable protection to the face in this climate. ZsjJsJ "pen having tha genuine T IS FOB SfitE EVERYWHERE. OHlOKEfl RilSiMQ PAYS if yoiiusethe Prist' nm i nen riators a rwers Mate money whiie otnttn re wasting tun; byrrfijpry!-sis('S. it r.nd derfCTitxs every tirucic ncecea lor ui' lultry busiuc&s. The "ERIE" mechanically the beat iwiicci. rreiiiesimouei. We are Pacific Coast Agent. Bicvcle cata- loKue.mailediree.Kives full dweHption. prices, etc.. AOKKTS QVAVTSD. PETA1UMA IltCUBATOa CO.. Petaluma,Cal. Brasch Kousb, 231 S Main St., Loa Angeles. F'. UNU. k. Leaeilysn ft er. Gil alOA A'-hibild s and Secure properly . jsr s . . ' 120 PGIIONI'S OUSEKESPf .SHOULD The new vegetable shorteniug. It meets the most exacting re quirements, and is beside entirely of lard, long known and long suffered. Now deliverance has come. With Cottolene, good cooking, good food and good health are ull assured. But you must be sure you get COTTOLENB imiiiiiin- mmm i i csss Beware of imitations made to sell on the merits and popularity of Cottouens. Refuse them all, and jour grocer will then, understand that you know exactly what you want. ThiSiWill bring you satisfaction and save you disappointment. Bold to 1 and 3 pouud pliU, Ifadaonlyby THE N.K.FAIRBANK COMPANY, ST. LOriS and Clitoct,Xew Vortej Boetaa. "Teaching is tee noblest art but the omest trade." TENTH ANNUAL SESSION STATE NORMAL SCHOOL 0H0nnOREGO) A trainins school for tAarbem. thwtrv and practice combined. Stronir nrofessional cnncPK and vll equipped model school. Thorough preparatory and academic course. Normal. Advanced Xormal. T3ii.inre- Mnsic and Art Departments. ijgni expenses, uoaru and lodging, books and tuition not above $150 per year. . Ihe town of Monmouth has a beautiful and healthful lnrariran in tHa nnr Mr4 of the Willamette Vallev twelve miles souUi west of the State Capital. It has no saloons. The Normal SUJinnl dinlnma pniI. one to teach in aay county in the state imuuumny luruier examinauoD. oraa nates command good positions. Expenses. Tuition per term of ten weeks; Normal 6.25; Sub-Xormal 13; Commercial $6.2-5. Board and lodging ; Board at Normal Dining Hall $1.75 per week: furnished rnnms. with fira nml B ;bt, from $1.00 to $1.25 per week. uwuu zuiu tuuuiug in private lauuiies from $3.00 to $3.50 per week. Vitality and growth have always char eaterized the work of the Normal" School. The coming year promises to be one of the best in its history. Catalogues cheerfully sent on applica tion. Address P L Campbell, President, or W A Wax.v, Secretory of Faculty. Savaxxah, N.Y., March lath, 1894. Messrs. S. C. WELLS & Co.. Le Rov. N. V. Gentlemen I was pronounced by my nome pnysician as having tubercolosis, and I went South without any apparent benefit I was recommended to SUIoh's Consumption Care, and its results live been wonderful. I cheerfully recommend it to any one suaenng from lung trouble. Tame V.'. Goss. ALBANY COLLEGE.::::: Send for Catalogue Street Raflway Time Card The car will leave corner of Firs' m ! Washington streets as follows: . 7-40 a m for Lebanon tram. 8:15 " " Orohan"s Home. " 11:50 " " N00.1 train going sort!' ij-.ij p m for noon train going south. 1 ' " Lebanon train . 1.30 " Orphans Home. 9:55 " u Overland train going south' ForOtphan's Home "on Similar car leaves at itfo. 3:30 and 4 30 p m. The car will also meet all incoming tra ns on the Oregon Pacific railroad. C t Buhkhaht. P.trtl.nrf fhun. . n . . SrwcJi 8cbl: Cafital Bus. Cof.re i, Halem. Ortgea earn cou.wa of stadr, tame rata of luiUos- Bnsiness, Shorthand. TytmitiHe,Penmti.uhif,aiuiEneti,h.VrrtmM I at aiiy tin LUJol rt.Mo either school, tr AXLE GflEASS BEST IJT THE TfOBI.B. Its V. Qarlff aoalUlMarAUfianrrtsx.fi t,f,ii.t1 entlaatinK two boxes of an- otbar brsnu. Mok Hoc ted br h.at. tV-CiCT TUE SCH LIS &, m" - - HAIJ.T. It:' Dr H E Beers. Dr OJ K Beers Physicians and burgeons Special attention given to diseases o women. Hours ,xo to I A M. 2 to a and 7 to 8 P M. Offices and residence Blum berg Building, First Street, between Lyon andElsworth. Z 3' Tho tre siiry reserve continues to go dow., ( was expected, down like a flash. It ts tm.e nmrihlnfc wdon-; but what? Tin re's whrre the flcctors re differing. (.iovoino B.wlit. .1 CsIK.miIh. iened his fiist bill with i a tig e.iijle quill pen, Ac cor ling to Davenport's iHusi-atton It roach s over hu khoul.ler when in use. If Budil manipulates ibs pen right (long tl! nske t Ing scream Mr he When Scn.tor Hill aid in 1S93 that we would have to restore silver, ie said it la pilvste- Now he does no' hesitate to say it In public He is even g a t to Have It known ir. 1S95 that he -.id l In ,s93 Senator Hilt Is shrewd Ex. John D Rockefeller Is tho tichest matt In America. la twenty five jears he has made a fortune of 145,000,000 and now has an income of $t 5 000,000 a yer or $1,250,000 a momh. enough Income tor 15,000 men to live well oa. It doesn't neeJ snv hrsin at all to grasp the fact that no n.an could ever ccoTiulate such a co lostal fortune hoeeUr In that length of time. Figure It out and you will see that the public have j jet simply been ribbed, and our laws have been in partnership in the business Tbe U S Senate s i standi consists of forty four Democrats, thirty-six Republi cans and five Populia'r, with three vacan cies. Of tbe thirty-two outgoing senators fifteen are Democrats and seventeen Re publicans. Their place and the three va cancies will he filled, when all the elections have been held, at te i Democrats, twenty- four Republican and one Populist, so that tbe next teoate wi'-l stand thirty-nine Democrats, fo'ty-'hree Republicans and six Popu-ista. It is said ha ten more rlerks have been sworn in than at aay pre v lout sessioa. Josl s the Dkmockai ex(iected. A great many of the presen' metube cf tbe legislatur were blow ha'd on tbe campaign and prom tsed all mannsr of iLings; bat tSey have forgot en evey ptomite they ever made. or rater utterly d;tregard d them. These are times when ma in busl-iet are obliged to ecx'n Jmise on every corner, in every de rartmcnt Stores are run UH about hall tha clerks and house! o il expenses are cut demo; bui here is this :a'c Irgtslature made up of men wbv have favor to pay who u .terly dmrgard the coh .1 cf affairs and add to the burd.n linv u ' least nececai- ty for . ' For srcrtc Tbe Pendleton E.0 attacks a bUl in troduced in the legislature as follows: Representative Patterson of Grant county has tutrodsced a bill in the house which should be defeated. Its purpose is to sob" sidiie tue newspapers of the state. It pro vidt?s that accurate reports of county court proceedings nd the schedule of accounts against the county shall be published in at least one newspaper and in counties of 8000 population or more, at least two news papers, and that the compensation therefor shall be fire ceq.s per brevier line. woulJ be a worthless, useless and expen sive law, and would bring the newspaper down to the level of those who now have their hanji in the pockets and the public treasuries. An Albany lawyer hands tbe Democrat the following from tbe Financial Review as being an excellen thing: Specie payment was rvtnmed b the United Sta es Government Jan 2, 1S79 From that date to the present time, green backs have been as good as gold in every corner of the country. Their absolute equality has never been questioned, and any person who would pieaent at the New York Subtreasory legal tender notes be'herfort5 or $5,000,000 in amount. could get gold coin for it without a mo ment's dels. The legal tender notes of the country have been the equal of any money in tbe world, k or balf a genera tion they have kept abreast of the notes of the bank of England, which rank as tbe soundest paper money of fie world in re spect to instant conver ability into gold This promises to be a very lively year. wtlh plenty ct variety in the bargain Men's brains are almost pll open trying to solve tbe mooey questt. n The matter is a'l out ot aorta and it () probably take the whole ycr in wrt.ch 10 do anything. Labor an-J ca: it I a alrradt at arms and be utile it b3tnt t ' ep. up- The man who can s i:ve tnr d.ffi ul y ran put bis name On a p-dru bat of Alexand erllsmiiton- r --et- a B-ooklyn is one of tbe 6c rcet of this generation. Awsf from horn- thru are mar-v tns of live times. In France there 1 a erkas Inter na' disturbance and 'tie Pe deot has al ready resigned. Germany l not cntiie'y at ease. The effect of he Armenian massa. ere are being ft.. A I r Europe there are indi ations t new feato es in public affairs. The Japane-e war will be contin ued with rmewd tnexn, and there is no telling how mant nation will be affected, The Democrat e1i-o, br'n4 sn optimist will sUnt by -nd w -ch r itt, and give the best advice possible tt te gotten from present reource.. Don't Want One. There has been a hi, I introduced in the Slate L gislatare providing for a stata bank examiner. Tue follow'ng from the Lincoln Nebraska News is timely: If there is a useless and expensive loxu ry exu'tng tn Ibis state by virtue of tbe statute, it is 'he state banking board and bank examiners, and the members of the next legislature owe it to themselves and the citizens of tbe state to see to it that the law cred it) the state banking board and providing .for the appointment of slate bank examiners, be repealed Ws defy any one to show where tbe bank examiners have evei taken any action that resulted in any benefit to tbe depositors or creditors of any bank In the state. On tbe contrary, we agjert and are able to prove tbat every tank that has failed in the ata'e of Nebraska in tbe past year, bas paid a very small proportion of its liabilities, and tbat the examinations made by tbe bank examiners have been of no benefit to the depositors or creditors of any bank in tbe a' ate, and that tha only person or pel sons that have been benefited by tbe present law, relating to banks, so far as the crea tion of the banking board and bank exam iners is concerned are the people who have occupied the offices created by the act MARRIED. IIENBHAW -rtOOl). At the resi dence of tho bride's father Mr jno Hood, Miss Nellie Uoixl ami MrUeo Henshaw were united in marriage last evening at 6 o'clock in the prestice of the immedi ate friends ltev Riley Lttle officiating. BORN. HUSTON. On Friday morning, Feb 1, 1895, to Mr and Mrs Kd Huston, a boy. "To the soul that's ever hopeful, Tnere are brighter days ahead And 'tis easy to be cheerful As have the spirit dead. There are always rainbows gleaming . In the arches of the sky But to him they are as nothing. Who wilt idly sit and sigh. The OregonUn calid Hon Hofer of Salem, the clown of the circus. Every body If a clown who doesn't agree with Mr Scott. The Oregonian says every republican newspaper in tbe state ot standing and character supports Do' ph. This is a bard hit on most of tbe republican papers of tbe state. If Nebraska ever does get over the pres ent starvation condition of affairs her peo ple will want to emigrate bodily for tbe Pacific coast, for most of tha aid has come from here; but, really, we don't want im migration of a moneyless character. Washington counties rank about as fol lows on wheat raising: Whitman county 6,000,000 bushels; Walla Walla 4,030,000; Spokane 2,000,000; Columbia 2,000,000; Asotin, Garfield, Lincoln and Kittitas, 1,- 000,000 each. Douglas, Franklin and Adams, oOO.OOO each. A special effort is being made, by a lib eral use of electricity to make tbe members of the legislature believe their constituents are solid for Dolphj but they are not so easily fooled. This Is a great trick; but it won't work. Any body, even a blind man, who bas observed things knows the masses are against Dolph. A tariff higher than the cost of the labor is certainly all the protection any one can ak. If labor in other countries could be performed for nothing and it cost nothing to transport goods across the ocean, even then we would be on an equal footing; but of course labor costs money anywhere and transportation Is always high enough. As labor on an average is less than 20 percent of the value of the prodnct.any tariff above tbat is simply an extortion, and given to foster monopoly and trusts. Tbe average amy u several times that, lbe tnsou- f.ictarer of a-oods on which there is a duty of only 20 per cent simply fabricates If he declares tbat he must shut down on account of a low tariff, and that bia'buune is be ing ruined. This is an era of excuses, and nowadays particularly, H seems to be the business of the republican party o exag gerate purely for political p-r poses and gives causes for financial rvuu that bare nothing to do with them . The Spokane Chronicle, whose colums ar well filled with plump advertiter&ents. Uiks very sensibly as follows on an im portant subject: Advertising increases as people advance ia civilisation and intelligence and as pop ulation itxrtaaes. An intelligent person must be told what ha should know in the briefest possible time. That is the reason our modern newspapers are so lavish in tbe use of h rati lines, and it is this in which tbey soTastly excel be newspapers of a century ago. So the "catcby ad" will catch the eye of a reader while a dull "ad" will be unobserved. It is doabtiesi safe to say that the dai'y newspaper are doing the great bulk of all advertising. Of these, afternoon and evening dailies are unquestionably the best mediums. Why? Because while the morning paper is hasti ly glanced over at the breakfast tab'e and then tcrown aside, the afternoon and even ing paper are read and talked over io the quiet of the evening fire. Tbe morning dai'y is the paper of the business man. the evening paper that of (be home, the fami ly. There the details of the paper are per oced and discussed and remembertd. Go to the People. Tbe New Yotk World nukes the follow -li4g suggratioas for restoring Crn6denrcand establishing a safe gold reserve. I; is tbe people's Treasury that H abort. Tbey hare never jet failed to reapoed to anj appeal to Gil ? the strong box. In war snd !n peace the people have supplied a'l the money required for tb tapport of tbe Gov ernment and the protection of ths nation honor. They will not (ail sow. It hss been demons rated that reliance axon the banks is a costly failuie. Within hs than a year the Treasury has obtained from tbe banks by he sale ot bonds $ 1 1 7, 000,000 in guid. It bad wban the first cab as made, Feb 6, 1894, $64,456,193. To day is store ot gold is reduced to f 58,000, OOO. Sj that It has Inst $6,oco,ooo more than the $117,000,000 received. It has be;n siphoned oat by the banker for export or for jpecula'ive holding. 01 the nearly $50,000,000 rbained float the Treasury since it was last replenished, oa Nov 31, more than one-half has gone back to the banks of this city. The bauii now bold almost 93o,ooo,uoo in specie. This is over t2o,oyl'Xl above the Treasury holdings. It i ohvlous'v futile to cootinne Ibis operation. It adds to tbe national debt and the interest charge without affording that protection to t ie Treasury whtcb is I'a prims object. The appeal akouii now be to the people. Tbe banks do not own alt the golJ. On the 1st of January, 1S94, occo'ding to the Director of tha Mint, there was $558,74,- 714 lb gold coin in this country tauide of Treasury. The hoarders ail over the land have a considerable share of this. There arc hundreds of millions of idle money, in large sums and small, that would be ex changed for Treasury certifica'ea bearing 3 per cent intersst and convertible into bonds, or subscribed direct for low-rate long-time bonds. In 14 states of ths Union there are no saving banks, and in many States they exist only in a few large towns. Vet there were Ust year 4,739,194 deposit ors In savings banks, wlti $1,739,006,705 to Jheli credit. A popular loan would not only replenish ths Treasury casb, but it would restore confidence, which is quite as important. With the resources of tha people at its command the credit of tha Government would be unsurpassed. Incidentally nuch a loan would extend and render more per sonal and close the Interest of citizens in their government snd promote the habit of saving which lias made some European nations so thifty. The time hss come for Congress to act. Danger is Imminent. What is more reas onable, what more democratic In a govern ment of the people, than to apply to- the people to replenish their Treasury and pro tect their credit t When Baby was alck, wa g-avs her Caatorla. Wnaa aha w&a a CalM, aha cried for Caatorta, When aha became Was, she clung to Caatorla-Vf-aa aba had Children, aha gare tltem CaatorkS Karl's Clover Koot.the great blood per '.tar gives freshness and c.earness to the complexion and cures constipation, 35c oc, 1,00, Foshay dc Mason Agents. Saturday Night. Tbe closing week has bad little In ths way of specialties to offer. The senatorial contest bas become a chestnut and the coun ty division bill Is not creating any alarm. As usual the Chinese have been whipped by the Japs; but no very big whips have occurred yel. 2,000 people killed in a bat- te is very tame business. Other strifes of a rnmil nature are imminent but tbers are Utile indications of anything serious. Tbe great question of the day Is the settlement of tbe governments finances, without much 1 prospect of an early solution of the prob lem. Another loan will probably be made; but under tbe present system it seems to be a scheme of banking tricksters to mske money. Reports from 'Nebraska confirm the statements made of suffering and as sistance in most cases is deserved. At home we hear Recounts of a splendid out look for crops, and farmers are buckling ddn to the changed condition of affairs and making tbe best of it. There is a good outlook after all, one that will im prove. The Reason Of It. People are wondering why it is so much gsld goes abroad constantly, cutting the rtsme down at such a terrific rate. At tred S lien Jol bach in the February Forum gives soaie figures and facts tbat will be of interest to the readers of the Democbat. If it be true thst Europe no longer sends us large quantities of securities, and since the merchandise balance Is very considera ble in our favor, whence then comes this unsettled debt which keeps clamoring for payment in gold, and which it seems we can liquid its with nothing else? Tbe ex planation is sini p'e econgb . Tbe United States owe to Europe (apart from the ordinary merchandise balances as evidenced b the Custom Ilouse remnis) annually: 1. For mo: ey spent by American travellers abroad, about $100,000,000. 2. For freights carried ia foreign ships, about UOO.OtO.OOO. 3. ror uivUrnds and interest upon American ;ecuri'ies still held abroad, mini mum 175,0X0,000. 4. For profi's of foreign c rporations doing bus'nes here, and of nsn-recidenU, derived from real estate inves'ments, part nertbip profi:s, etc, about 175,000,000. . Total 3o0,00U.-C0. These figures have been carefully gone over and represent a very cotuerva ive estimate, so t' at tbe act us total is mote likely to be larger than smaller. In order to pay this vast annual indebtedne to Kurope toe bs'anc of trade in mere bandit would have to reach at least this sum, l-ut it has never dsne so. The mrrchandiae balance (including exports of silver) in oor favor in IS91 was f064,000,- 000, snd large as this was, it still left a very Urge amount to be paid for. This balance could be paid only in securities or ia gold. So long as European creditors were willing to take our secutvie or re Invest their balances in American enter prises, there was no inordinate call for gold, but as tbey ro longer iwm to wish to take oor securities to any ex'ent nor to make permanent investments here, there is nothing left but to ask for and insist upon payment in gold. Washington Letter. fnm nt rm Jar Ct a asnrfca. Wasiiisoto. Jan 8, 1??5. Tbat there is a conspiracy In eat-trnce tc soaks monev out cf tbe cosuli ita of Treasury is believed by many mm ia both bratchea ot Congrees. Nata'aiJr aeir.Wrs of tbe adtair isicalna !U t exims their belief upon rncS a suiter. The idr a of the con'Pr?or a unJerstood bv f-oe wo bsUeve in ti-lr ex!sence. it to mitdra gold fioa tbe Treasury and board it ao'il gold co by Its wrarclij be f-wcel to a pre- rciam. our Ccrietpo-cten: 3oes not no- der'ake to asaae the rcl;ie ra'ement tha there Is a conspire,:;, but tbe tec's are such as to jastifr ihe o;uloo tbat lh-e is. Senator Faa;koer, bo i cUa?rmin cf the coaamifre oa Tcititortts. is anaUus to gel the b'.lis for tbe admisden of Arizona snd New Mexico before the Senate and hppe to be able ti do so i a few da;. Tboae fulls woa'd hare "ce t asied long 13, but for the sret oppl'i-T! 0f ieP"t-Ucan Sen a tort, who lack tne casrsg? "o cpealy oppose the admi rf of lboe ler'ltorie, but make ase ot all iheir pailzeatart skill to kilt the bi.h iidtrec ly i.v pteren Ing their bcir g .ird upon. becre'.ary Carta's escceeted in setting the House to a Jo- two iminaa amend ments to he H- Jry Civil l, ropuatun bill. The firt retort to the Secretary of the Treasury the cMscetien to teut ootrs of such denotaia ion s he miy det m best In place of csrreacy presrn'ed for 'ademp tion. At preetat be is compete! to reiae notes of II e s me Vaomi'.ation ss 1I1 se re. deemeJ and canccd? J. Tee ithrr, which amends the law io- ue ia-ue of gn'd cattin- cates, provides toai ucK reiifi at -a hll not be receivable for customs dae fter JoI 4, !&95i and siiali ntx be avai a'Me for use ss s pait of tHe naioni! ba-.h rxstrve land and Citconiiuuts their far her Uue. 16 cut of the si votes which were cas: In ths Senate again t the NUar.gi Canal bill came from dem crats, sn J 1 i out of tbe 31 Tote cast for it 13 demo:iat were paired. Opinion differs widely as to 'he probability of ths bit! ge'tinz throuph the House. A decided adcinistr-'ion vic:ory was won 10 the Sena'e Satuiday afternoon, when S;oat ir V'e.'s amendmsnt to the praliog Hawaiian resolution was adopted by the Senate. The Vj't amendment expreoe sympathy with all attempts to establish republican institution, reaffirms the doc trine of absolute nor.-interference with foreign nations. The tariff receipts of the government are rapury increasing, thus lurntssing an an swer to the argument advanced by repub i cans, that the taiff would have .o be amend ed in order 10 produce more revenue, and Bearing oat the estimate made by Secre tary Cirlisle of lh new tariff as a revenue producer. Higher education is a splendid thing; but the stat is only under obligation to give a Common school education to sll. It be comes a nersonsl matter above that. Every appropriation made for the colleges of Oregon it abused, f 26,000 in salaries is Paid ths teachers of the O A 0 where but for the fact the s ate Is footing the bill nut over $15,000 would be spent. ' I -n't there Sinse in this ststerosnt. The farmer Is as much of a labotl.ig m .in as any one snd the democratic party be lieves in protecting h'm Instead of monopo lists. This ia a good thing to keep before ones eyes when the hsrd times pasia way, and when people shall be able to uct in a can did manner the facts thst will go to show the real causes of tbe pressnt d-protsbn. The clerkship business at the legislature and the way manipulated makes a man hot from head to fooV f 15,000 for 85,000 worth of work Is i mply outrageous. Captain Sweeney. U S A. Sin Diego Cat ssys: "Shlloh's Catarrh Remedy Is the first medicine I have ever found that would do mo any ifood." Price 50c. , Signed by the President. Tbe Democrat is indebted to Mr Allen B Slauson, son-in-law of Hon R A Irvine. of this city, for a copy of the following act of vital interest to Brownsville people, as just signed by tbe president: via act for tbe relief of Oliver P Cosbow and others. Whereas a large portion beastthe'south- west quarter of the north au-rter "of thn southeast quarter of the north west quarter. auu 101s two, luree, lour, nvo, six, and Son, section thirtv-one. townshin thirbwn seuth, tange two west, Willamette merid ian, in iiinn county, stats of Oregon, is now occupied by the town of North Browns ville, the property owners whereof claim title through certain persons who purchased iuo aam lauu in goou latin, eiiner rrom ine county school superintendent of Linn coun ty, Oregon, or from tlis Oregon and Calif ornia Railroad Company, and tbat the re mainder ot said described lands is claim! by Oliver P Cosbow; and Whereas neither the said school superin tendent nor tbe said railroad company ever bad title to the land aforesaid, but all of the same is now and always has been vested n tbe Lnited States: Therefore. be it enacted by tbe Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in congress assembled, Tbat Oliver P Coshow.his heirs or legal representatives, is hereby authorized, on the payment of two dollars and fifty cents per acre, within six months alter the date of the approval of this Act, to make cash entry of tbe south west quarter of the northeast quarter and the southeast quarter ot the northwest unar tor, and lots two. three, four, five. six. and seven of section thirty-one, in township uiirteen sou in, 01 range tsro weat, ot tbe Willamette meridian, situated in Linn county, Orogon, at the United States land omce at ursgon iity, in said state, upon first giving thirty days' notice of bis inten tion to make such entry by posting at least twenty notices in at least twenty public places in the torn of North Brownsville, in said state, such notices to contain a copy of l. " J . . . 1 I iuia an sou a suusmeni 01 uie lime wneu such entry will be made: Provided, Tbat upo? making entry the said Oliver P Coe- how, bis beirs or legal represc ntatives.sh&U dsiiver to each person claiminar to own property in said lo-n, ue record uue to wnicn property snail nave been derived from or through axv person claituin? under the attempted conveyances by th school superintendent or ine Uregon and Caiilor nia Kail road Cbinpanv. a deed, duly execut ed coaveyinr to such person the parcel of land held by him as aforesaid. The entry, when made, shall be transmitted to the commissioner of tbe General Land Office, and if be is aatisfisd that is in conformity with this Act, and that deeds bare been tendered by the enlrymeA to the various property holders as herein provided, patent shall issue to the said Oliver P Coahow, or his beirs and legal represents tires; but if it shall appear that the entry is not in con formity with this Act, er thit, due notice has not been given to all interested parti as as herein provided, then he may order new notice to begiven to the end that all parses in iniereu may nave a iuii ana lair ppor- uituiv to nreaent Ibeir claims, and unon suckfnew notice the precestlings shall be conoucxeu as tneoga uwere a new.eniry: Provided, farthsr. That this Act sbs't nt in any manner interfere with snv valid ad verse claim or right to said land or any portion l -erect. Approred, January 19, lS5o From That Nebraska Paper. Yecbtrdav tbe Demotxat puUidied clippings from the Callaway, Nebraska, l(iuim, pnbUsned on one side of a pwee of wall paper. At tbe time we only glanc ed at tne contents, n e nave since ex. amined Use sheet mere closely and found the following very read-Me items, which speak for the serioocness cf the situation there: This week we send about fifty copLt of the Tribune asking help. w wsaiJ eend a personal letter if we bad tbe mooey to snail them, bat we harn't so do the beat we can. To have all yon want to eat is a luxury in this country now dart. This settina- tvoe with roar toes out and the tiMrmometer tea below aco with a fire of old exchanges is ralber toogh on a half fed printer. A fellow northeast cf here stole a sack Sour and when the officer got there to ar rest him tbe children were ration it raw. it is now estimated over 12.a) have left this county last fait, in fact all who could get asrsv went. Tbers were quite a few in town Toesday after aid. there being plenty of flour and clothing to duiribu't. The pronerr store of Malhes has closed np nniu ume are better. Ine drouth numbers a coapks more vic tims to its list. This tim-s near OrnLu'a A young man and his wife named John, 1 sad Ida Harris committed suicide r-v cut ting tbeir thrctiU stith a razor Monday morning of this week. bvo diacotertd Virs Harris k ui pvt'y give a birth to child and in their dtt!ute circumstvtces ling without roeJicjJ aid ia b.r. freniy with pain cut her throat, after whtcb ter buband wrote a note and then ended his 1 life in the same way. 1 KCSiWV S.TSTB WKITaCK UftCat Sammary. Station, Aibaoy, Or. Moot J. nasi y, JS3o. - Elevation above sea level, St7-7 ft. M-an teaiperm'sns, 314 tVpartarc from burmal. 0 alaximem tetnpeva'.vre, SI; dits, 10. Mioiu.nj temprritcr.-, ?4;dte, 9 Mraa of m tctnara tmiratare, 41 9 Maa of asin main tmpratw. 34 tintwi a aximam teoiper.tore 90s or ahive, 0. No times minimum letnparstnr 32s or be'ow. 19. No. tisi'i miaiman tsmpcratare 40 fit below, 25. Total prectpitatioa. 12.52 rocbea. Dtp tuns trcca aormai. 3-55 inches. (t-ri-t prec'pttaUoo in S4 eoosecct ve boorv. aid date, 4 S, 3. TotI depth of nnntolted snowfall. 0 inches. Prevailing direction ef the wted, X, S. No. of e'exr days. 8. N of r thr eltadedays, 6 No. of cle dy days, 19. Io of days 00 which .01 or more of preoipsrauoa tell, 17. No of datson which .04 or mote piee'p -U .w fa L 13. Date on which hail fell. 0. Dates 00 wnictt snow fell, 0. Dates of thunder storma.0. DaUsof light frwt, 2, 3. 6, S. 19 to 27. Datesof killing or injurious frost, 23 to 31. Dte of solar halo,, 7 Dates of lunar halos, 7, 8, 13, 14. Joax Bricks, Vol bo leer Observer. Falllag la Uae. Sax FaAxriaco, Feb. 1. The new board of fire underwriters, as successors to the Pacific Insurance Union, waa fully or ganised today, and rate-cutting has ceas ed. Out of 55 agcucies in this citv. ren- resenting 105 companies, 40 agents have signed the compact. Those companies that have not signed are local corpora- iioue, or muse 01 email capital, wmctt will not be admitted to the board because of alleged violations of the old compact. Prove theirWorth. That is what thousands o people, speaking out of their own experience, say to their friends in regard to Allcock's Porous Plaster the most marvelous external remedy known for all sorts of pains and aches in the back, limbs, chest or side. Pe Kmt Ba Persaaaea w accept a sua siltuw. "Auxoca"liasabM,,uie4. Allcock's Corn Shields. Allcock'a Bunion Shields, Hara a squal as a wKef and curt I coma aad buaiaaa. Branireth's Pills stand at the fronts The longer ia uso the stronger la their position. Specialises. Tne Vote Today. Following is the. aUnnf -trial vJ lwlav Dplph 38: flare 10: Hermann 9; Lord 3; Weatherinnl win;--.. 11. 1 nn.An 1 Ten members absent, those absent Iwing jnuicu, nuiong omors tHiwson and John son. ' The Senatorial Vote. Salem, Feb, t. The Senttorlai yote ia t'sy was subslatitlally 'srrepctlllon of yesteroar, Loipn receiving 4J. There were one or two smalt chances. Weath . erford received hla 8; Herman 9, Williams 13, nare 10, aeon ana conn were tied. Still Another One. Eugikk, Or., Jan. 31st, 1:53 Lewis Moorhonse was accidentally shot br his brother yesterday 'while hunting ducks about 8 miles east of this city, by the premature going off of a shot gun. Tbe charge entered the back of ths victim and some of the shot went into ths longs. ius man is in a critical condition and is nrt expected to recover. It seems as if Ltne ounty is destined to have all the accidents tbat occur in tbe state. Getting Tiresome. Sale, Or., Jan. 31. The anticipated change for Dolph did not occur this noon The vote tells the story: DolDb. 42: Hermann. 8; Weatberfo'd, 8 ; Lord, 3; nare, ju; Barclay, 1; Williams, 11; J U Waldo, I : Lowell.3: Mooie. I. Paired. Conn and Scott. CERTAINLY BAD OFF. Tbe Demockat bas received a copy of tbe Weekly Tribune of Callaway. Neb raska, in tbe very midst of the suffering. It ia printed on one sde of a piece of wall paper, so short tbat only pan of the bead appears and almost no margin. The paper Is a cariosity. Ttse folio log is marked and telle its own s.ory : To BaoraEB t'aixTEas: Aid is being sent here for tLe farmers. but we can't issue on aid floor or a piece side meat, and having rnn all our w bite paper through we are using np the wail paper given ns whicn is about exhausted and oolv the office towel is felt which has not been washed fcr seven years. So ask oar brother printer! to consider our situation with a family to support with netting coming in, and we know tbeir ever generous disposition will see some way to con tn bale a little paper or a a couple hours to keep my paper going lor the good it win do tne outside world in telling them how this afflicted drouth stricken district ia getting along, also to enable as to get shoes and proper raps fer our wile and four children. All communications will be cheerfully answered and anv donation wiil be ac knowledged in tbe press, whether for re or to be divided with other printers in this district. If other information is needed write to Wm VanWinkle or Tri bone and I can assure aay little gilt, if no more than a dime, will be gratefully received. raise w VOXLT. items in tne paper are very scarce. Tbe only one that struek the Democeat man was tbe following: Legal notice. Notice ia hereby given that my wife Emily J Province has left my bed and board and I will cot be re sponsible or any debts tbe may contract. Ueub S. PaovrxcE. The Legislature. In tbe senate k'cClung's bill author ising mayors to bid in taxes passed Also Johson'i bill exempting public high ways from taxation ; also Smith's bid to bridge Yoncg's bey; Johnson's in refer ence to )nda meat debtors, and Cogswell s providing for record of sale or lease of personal property; Bancrofts bill pro hibiting sale of fire arms to minora went to third reading. as well as several other bills. Ia tbe boose Hillegss' marriage bill passed. Biaeareon introduced memorial to congress asking reimbursement of tbe state for amount of labor and property tarnished in Indtsn wars of 1&55 and l36,and for pensions for soldiers of these wars as well s tbe soldiers of tbe Caynse war. Psxtoo proposed joint resolution for amendment prescribing qualification of voters; motion favoring woman suf frage lot, 22 to 2S. A memorial fa voring the Niraranqa canal waa adopud. large number ot bills wereread the second time. In tbe senate a tsemxial lo reimburse settlers losing property in the Kogue riw m r aras alttied New bills. IVnnr protitsnsr sale of ciffan-ttei lo minor; k- iey making age ef consent 16; constitution al amendment ot 1S9.1 Umiting indebted ness pasted; institutional acotlment for 6 ve justices of the supreme court passed. New bills bv Butler fnicgtoll throuchj-xk at vrsjon viit as cr-nia per ion ; jeaxweii, reimbursement inCa.suse war; Johnson re Dealinir iute mill act. Johnson's bill re tating to assessment and sale of property for takes faiied to pass. Bancroft's bill prohibiting sale ot firearms to minors passed In the hooee the bill of Smith of Polk. repealing additional judge of the third ju dicial district; referred to a ? penal com mittee consisting of Smith of Polk. Hofer. Guild. Stanley and Smith of Linn. New bills, by Loug, providing for maintenance of Agricultural col lege by tuition; by Smith cf Josephine, establishing a board of par Ions, consisting of governcr. erretary of state and attorney general: MoiebeaJ, amending Australian ballot taw; Long for free briil ire at Morrison street. Portland; Patterson for graded school in Eastern Ore gon; Beach, lor ballot machine: Lester tor extermination of Canada thistle: hi near- son, making provisions for proceeding in securing nf w counties; Schelbrede. appro prsating $29,000 for new buildings fer Soldiers Home; Beach, providing for one year for redeeming property sold on execu tion; Uarciey. lor pay ot assesses s; l ates; reonirinir railroads to furnish waitine rooms, bulletin boards, etc; Yates, for a railroad commission consisting of member from each congressional district, and prac tical engineer rrom state at large; ah to te elected by the people. I a tbe senate: tne bill for relist of Iva lempleton was reierred tor a statement ot tacts. A num ber of bills were read second and third times. A memorial for the improvement of the L mpqua wa& concurred in. In the house no report was made on the Ca-'apooia county bill. Though .Mr Tem ploton is on the committee it is probable the committee will report against it. A committee report! a strong resolution in opposition to the Kcilley f undine bill. A resolution favoring government ownership of the Pacific roads waa lost 33 to 12, ' New bills: Curtis making counties liable on account of defective bridges. Smith of Josephine for a branch insane asylum ia Southern Oregon, costing not more than 4100,000. I,yle creating Sutton county rrom parts of Crook, Grant and Wasco. Smith making county treasurers tax collect ors. Paxton reported 47'clerks on standing house committees and 24 on joint com mittees. The best anodynes aud expectorant for Mir. ftf MM. . 1. . 1 . 1 . .... .... v. wiw. . wuu anu an mroar, lung, and bronchial troubles.! undoubted. ly, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, the only spec fic tor colds snd coughs admitted on ex hibition at the Chicago World's Fair, The Latest News is that Julins C.nt.U wohl is doing business in his new quart ers, the old Post Office and Odd Fellow's building and Onera House, and toirive an introduction to his new store, he will sen uie ioiiowing goods for not cost only. 1 box full weight Savon soao 80 ct. "2 oxes French sardines 25 els, Oysters If) cts r en, Arb ancle an l M coffo 25 cti tb,r a all otow gJt sold at lov ai any u oa tnii vOnt. . "CuAJtoa Caes." NsiyiNay: Not if von laatte the trip east via the Union Pa cific System. No change to Chicago and hut one change to New York, Boston, Philadelphia and other eastern cities. Time three and one half days to Chicago aud four and one half days to New York. Coaasst Moktkith, Agents Union Pacine R B, Albany, Or. A Terrible Ems. Losdos, Feb. 1. The following sum mary of the passengers and crew, who were on the Kibe when she went down waa received by cable at tbe office of the Jnorth German Lloyds line today: Cabin for New York 44 ; cabin for England 6 stoe race for New York 130: stMn England 10; captain and crew 145; stew ardesses 3 ; mail clerke 4 ; pilots 2 ; total on board 354 ; known to be saved 20 : vn&i lost ..vt. A WII4 Seene. Wasiungtox, Feb. 1. A scene of the wildest and most intense excitement oc curred in the house of representatives at tne conclusion 01 tbe debate on llitt s resolution today. It grew out of a per sonal difficulty between Breckinridge of niiivuuT, ami iiraru vi jMiawun, in . 1. i- . 1 . , -1 . ... .. . HiiKu riniiiets uae "impertinent puppy cowaru, scoundrel," and "liar' were bandied. One blow was struck, when friends interposed and the serjeant-at- arms arrested the two offenders and brought them to the bar of the bouse, when Breckinridge, in the course of an explanation .practically challenged Heard uu ucuianueu personal satisfaction. A alia- Estate. bPRixoriELD, O., Feb. 1. K. G. Coffin nas received a letter from h r.iit h!?-?" u",ifrt de Jnsirostating that Elijah Buffenbarger, who formerly resided at South Charleston. o..hn went to Brazil years ago, and was en gaged in the coSee trade, d'ed there in ifwjIL"? Vjovenj vained at about ro,iw,vw, me ueirg nave been trying Very (Mat- St. Pacx, Feb. 1. Signal SerTice Of ficer Lyons reports that the last 24 hours nave been tber coldest since 1883. The temperature in hi. Paul at 7 A. 51. waa 30 degrees below zero. At Long Prairie it was 32 below; at MankoU, 34 below, and at Cookston, 36 below. Two or three pointe in South Dakota reported temper atures of 38 to 40 below. The WaafctajgiM EleeUca. PornaxD, Feb. 1. All told 23 ballots were necessary for WaehinirLoo'a leeiala ture to elect a senator to fill the the va cancy caused by the failure of the last legislature to elect a successor to John B. Allen. On tbe 2s th ballot, taken yester day, and which resulted in the election 01 jo tin i. lison, iu votes were cast. making 00 necessary to a choice. Wil son received 80. Whipped aaia. Chee-Foo, Jan. 21. Wei-Hai-Wei was captured Wednesday after twodavs' skir mishing. The Chinese "bolted" when the actual aseault waa made. It is stat ed their loss waa 2000 men. Lni-Lnng-Tau, an islaad near the city, on which the workshops and some fort are, ia still in the hands of the Chinese, All the Earopeane in the city escaped unhurt. It is reported tbat during the fighting all the Chinese men-of-war and ships in the harbor sailed away uninjured. aTevolsiUewIaSs fcaiM. Pansma, Jn. 31. The Star and Her ald aavr: The river beets ColombiarEn rique and Montova, which have been equipped and armed are now at Puerto Barnes. A Boeota disnateh nn all rev olutionary leaders have been imprison ed. An army is hurrvin to Giranfoi and Honda. President ( -am mmmml. ed two artillery battalions, which had encounters witn, revoiauanists in the streets of BogoU yeeterday, and, after a fight, dispersed them, "ilauy revolo tionista were kiiled. aaaskee Laaa r ratable. " New Yoee, Jan. 31. It isbeiieyedin financial circles that the government loan is certain to be issued. This view is reflected in the activity of the market for long-time loans. Two leading bank ing firms have in the last two days bor rowed large amounts on long time, one firm taking 110.000,000. It ia eaid, too; that foreign bankers have communicat ed to the secretary of Uie treasury their preference for a 4 per cent loan. A Brt(bt Mea. Philadelphia, Jan. 31. There were no shipments of gold yesterday from the PhiUtelphia mist, and hereafter there wiil be no announcements of calls for the yellow metal. Superintendent Town send said yesteriay afternoon : "I have decided not to make any more statements about shipment of gold. It serves no good purpose. I think it has the effect of making a erase and for inducing the hoaading of the metal. A arrtaee aVrata. "ew Yoee, Jan. 31. Joseph W. Tay lor, a miller of Englkhtown, five miles from Freehold, a. J., met a horrible death at his saw mill this morning. He fell on a big saw, which was revolving rapidly, and his bodr was cut in two at the waist line. Mr Tavloc was 45 rears old. Cetttas; sear Law. Washington, Jan. 31. The total with drawals of gold today were 12,377,000, of which all bat I(X,CjO, withdrawn from Chicago, was taken from the subtreasory at Xew York. This leaves the true amount of the gold reserve i2,36166. A Tea Hate Wrrefc. Loxoos, Jan. 30. Tha North German Lloyds steamship Elbe, boend from Bre men for New York .sank at 5 o'clock this morningj after colliding with a Email steamer m the North sea, 50 miles oS Lowestoft, She carried 240 passengers and 160 officers and seamen. Twenrv two survivors of the wreck have been landed, and a few others may still be afloat in a lifeboat. All the others were ; lost. Captain von Goessel went down j with his ship. The 22 survivors were landed at Lowesttjtt at 6:40 o'clock this evening by the fishing smack Wilddow er. Searty Frcara te aalh Belletoxte, Fa. Jan. 30. A harrow ing Uie of suffering has just been receiv ed here. Last Saturday Amos Mingle and David Ross, of Blair county .with six children, drove to this (Center) county to attend the funeral of a relative. On their return home the team became lodg ed in a snowbank and could net be ex tricated, me two men went to a farm house for assistance, and when, they re turned they found the six children froxen euu. xueywere taaento tbe nearest ueuse ana put in ice water to draw out uiciruet. ine children were all livimt .-. lujui, wit ia a precarious condition aJaal la Ctaclaaatt. CixasjtATt, Jan. SO. A desperate at tempt was made bv two men just before uwu iuuay w roo jonn Kanuai.the First .auonai Daat messenger, of a package containing $4500. Hehad just left the Lnited States eubtreasurv, and when cear ine and Baker streeta one of the uicu aitemptea to snatch the package. The Other aimultanernisiir . ...! full of red pepper in the eves of the im. eager. Tbe latter held firm to the money ua lougtit uie men, who were trying to wrest it from him. Others in the street ran to Randal's assistance, but both of uneven escapea. keal4 be Befealew. Vashixctox, Jan. 30. The house to day entered upon the consideration of Uie bill to fund the debt due thh govern ment from the Union Pacinc and Kan sas Pacific roads wjtb. 3-per-cent 50-year bonds. A special order was brought in giving today and tomorrow for debate, but the opposition to it waa so intense and determined that a compromise waa (avuI 1... i., t.-., .11,., extendeii. Seaalartal Talk. Sale, Jan. SO. Late tonight it looks more like Dolnh's success than at anv time for a wees. Cooper's return to his legitimate allegiance is to be followed to ntnmiw. an it in aaiii. hr Kevt in re sponse to a petition of hus Polk county constituents.' This will completely de moralise the scattered opposition, and bciore theclose ofFrulay's ballot .enough loyal republicans will have changed to elect Dolph by a good majority. A aust Sbtaaseat. Astoria, Jan. SO. V. II. Kowe, presi dent of the Bear River Canal Company of Corrine, Utah, closed a deal with per-' sons in this city yesterday for tha nurw chase of 1,000,000 feet of fir lumber for hunting purposes. Mr Kowe states that the shipment will be the first of many tuat will be sent from this nart of iw gon to points in Utah. Have YOU Tried rattcera ? the great SKIN CURE? there is INSTANT RELIEF for all afflicted with TORTURING SKIN DISEASES in a single application of Clticiira CrncrBA TToaars WojrDfaas, aad fta eores of torurlae aaStesrar. fcaatiliaune; ba snors are ibe saaat woeiterfnl ever lacacded. BsUtknspMt tbe varld. Prloa. Crnnrsu. see.; aut,1. Vxnwm - f-oma Das ass Cas Cr , Bol Piopncun, ifrua. "Bow to Cta Jtrcry euua IHmsi," traa. 0.R.&N.C0.' E. McSEILL, Eeirer. TO THE E A STIVES TEE CHOSCE OF TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTES great union H0RTHERH PACIFIC TIA VIA SPOKANE DENVER Minneapolis ouaba ASD ST. PAUL KANSAS CITY LOW BATES TO ALL eastern xxnzv OCEAN STEAMEE LEAVE PORTLAND EVERY DAV8 SAN FRANCISCO ror tall details cal! oa Cceeax & MovrrrrH, Albany, Or. oa anDaass: WHHCBX.BLBT. Gxa't Pa- . Asssra POitrfAND,OB, ITheumatlsmi Lumbago, Sciatica, Kidney Complaints, Lame Bacic saVd CS. SAXSEl'S EUCTII3 tm 1 Witt KlecsnaasnetJe SUSPCMSOKTa Eaiwa Pa I I , i. 11 n t rwm ta iiiw. t ram A-a W ii il ai 1 .a cr ail curif aMoaUTMay iw ar rsrvx ea.aaa.aa. vm2aao( Ska il ,1 nun or saw. T ka. XTE maws liiufc aaarLXAV Cat TKiThWfORD A WTA1T auwaaia at Lav." WM ptatma aa aS i aaMMcaJacsaoas. OtTICE-lniaa fjaa MocS w B BIlLTEii Arsnraa; at taw va4 SoBqct la OaBaary. Cat araNaau Aibaay Onpa f- WHITXE1 , -' ASorney at Law, Albany, tjr. iLAGKBURFI & S0OERS A1TORNEYS .T XA."W. AH legal matters will receive prompt at tentn. Office, nrst Nstional Bank building, np sUiis. t J FRI-O YATES, A.TTORNET .T X. Booms S5 and 26, Stnthaa Block, t fcaay Oregon O C Watson. Luther Etkias WATSON &ELKIHS . TTOENETS .T IAW Office First National" Bank Building Business intasted to as will receive cars) nil and prom pt attention. VALL1S NASH ATTORNH-S" AT Wiil mctice in all the. .ouit of the -late. Office First Nat'l Bnk building Albany. Oregon. - D B. J. kU HILL, nvekaaaaa4eBrfsea. omCB-Cwaa Vany su sals, Aibaay, Oraraa, Cnaa sndTnidaai arks obauaaa,aaeaB PmS-; act paaiaaaacoiidoctedlvf aloaaave nw. - - . . a Brti.T Or KS and ws can secur e p:Dtia kas luae taaa laaas J ream rrm w asainrtoa. . j Send viel. dmwu ( or pfcojo ttoa. Weadrise.irpaetalaor Bsraao( fCaVUTV. UUI IW u w r- tT-a --ijU 0 I i a a .. a.U ear law lal eUBl MUa , Saa ei faawaw. it IllrsT lal ' ' C.A.srJOwaco.t Oea. aavswv Omee. sri". any. ST iT--V--trr-,4ar,ssl' ' In' ii t'ln'i " mm!'j "'iV ataaau ibmtotiiu m Oar rn aaa i i i saarraat smiaueat. taa vnaaaa Waa w m4 w-m rasa ak -a - a as mm ran mr icmmishai. saavrw a irrtr Pmw h t fi w S - a al .A-., arT,brf 1 1 "' II11BB